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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1901
Page
5
A brief notice reports Chase and Sanborn’s Original Package teas subject to a return or reissue process. No further details on date, location, or reason are provided in the readable text.
A for sale notice offering Lot 271 feet north to south and 210 feet east to west with one house grape trees, a flower yard and a water well. Cash price stated as cheap. Inquiries to J. D. Williams Lock Box 33 Ocala Florida.
Purity delicacy beauty are the points that assist in maintaining the popularity of our confectionery. A right article at a right price Troxler.
Report describes welcome free grounds at a location labeled Cree with excursions invited. A telegraph repair note by Chas Ellis of Lisbon, Nebraska cites water exposure and illness, then credits Dr King’s Discovery for a full recovery after six bottles. Also mentions furniture sale items at DCALA FURNITURE CO with low prices and kitchen tables.
The notice outlines a Friday 2 PM gentlemen's handicap with first and second prizes, and Saturday 3 PM ladies' handicap with first and second prizes. Score cards must be submitted to the secretary by Thursday morning for handicap adjustments. late entrants go to scratch. Entry fee for gentlemen and ladies set. signed by D. 8. Williams, Secretary.
An old ad fragment promotes a cure for backache blaming kidney disorder. It urges to avoid substitutes and notes a sales pitch by 8 D Moody and business presence at Ocala House Harbor Shop claiming quality service, skilled workmen, and courteous treatment by proprietor Goo F Wultama.
A notice advertises a 40 acre improved farm with good land and a cose neighborhood, priced at three hundred and fifty dollars. Inquiries to this office.
A readable fragment notes a line of goods praised for durability and style. It highlights quality materials that maintain an air of value even when worn, suggesting a genteel appeal and lasting impression from the product line.
Alluring range of ladies shirt waists described as unequaled, with prices from 39 cents to 7 dollars. Customers invited to come and inspect the collection, emphasizing value and broad selection.
Tallahassee April 29. Among senate passed measures are amending Port Tampa charter and protecting creditors. Bills on separate car compartments for white and colored passengers were postponed. Williamson's bills on pilot examination, sewer system for St Petersburg bonds, and Sunday excursion trains were discussed or advanced. Two dispensary bills are prepared, one led by Towadski of Marion.
Citizens express desire for more lady deputies and announce new pass books. The note invites visits to see offerings and hints at opening and maintaining a bank account with Munroe and Chambliss Bankers. Praise for high quality materials and well-handled tasks echoes through the public note.
Crawford & Co of Ocala Florida advertise a large stock of wagons buggies carriages and harness plus lumber turpentine supplies and heavy wagons. They claim the most complete stock in central state and invite calls or letters for prices.
Public notice urges readers to train bowel habits similarly to muscles or brain. Claims candies called Cas carets Candy Cathartic can train bowels to eat. Mentions tar trace and that genuine CC products are never sold in bulk with all goods 100.
Fragmentary colonial era notice seeking agents in every county for agency and travel. Mention of J.B Sutton, State Agr. Qua la, Fis.
An advertised item sold by Neely carries the claim of reliability with a bold price tag of 4.00 dollars. The seller emphasizes the product’s durability and assures customers it won’t break or crack.
Ocala merchants urge the Board of Trade to organize summer excursions from across the country, especially for the Fourth of July, to boost trade. If the board is slow, merchants vow to act, arranging for crowds, attractions, and rail low rates to spur a busy season. Baseball games with state teams are also planned as part of the effort.
An old time ad claims Forever Honey and Tar cures stubborn coughs from grippe or heavy cold by warming and strengthening the lungs. Mentions Anti Monopoly Drugstore and new Columbia Graph records. Ocala Mail.
The notice promises customers a handsome silverware piece with every cash purchase. The offer emphasizes a complimentary incentive for buyers and highlights a limited time motive to attract immediate transactions.
Bicycles from Columbia Crescent Cee and Atestae advertised at one dollar weekly for thirty days. Deliveries in Fos with five dollar daymest and balance of one dollar per week. Orala Music Co.
Foley's Kidney Cure advertised as a remedy that makes kidneys and bladder right, urging readers to trust its claimed restorative effects.
In Pittsburg on April 29 a major fire swept a dense district destroying twenty buildings. Thirteen people are missing and feared dead. Five firefighters died from the heat while residents faced homelessness as losses may reach half a million dollars. Firemen battled high flames and performed daring rescues in a swift effort to save lives and property.
A vintage advertisement urges travelers to carry Syrup of Figs for pleasure or business trips. It touts gentle action on kidneys liver and bowels and treats fevers and other illnesses. The California Fig Syrup Co manufactures bottled versions in 4 cent and 5 cent sizes.
The Ocala News Co offers elegant ink stands and gilt plate as prize items. Described as the finest specimens seen in the city, these warranted goods make suitable presents or contest prizes. Clay and Whippoor advertise weed peas at John McCarthy Store.
In an ad the Ocala Bicycle Company touts a Cleveland bicycle described as high grade and uniquely priced, claiming superior materials and quality. It notes a wide stock of supplies and promises comparable options, emphasizing value and service.
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